After A Year Of Dedication, Animal Crossing Player Perfectly Recreates An Iconic Studio Ghibli Scene

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The mobile game offers plenty of options for customization and creation, and one player used them to their best potential to recreate an iconic scene from the Studio Ghibli film One famous image from the film shows Kiki, a young witch, flying above her coastal town on a broomstick with her black cat, Jiji, clutching her mail bag.

The recreation comes courtesy of Reddit user Happycat40, and shows the player character dressed in a blue outfit that resembles Kiki's dress, with Jiji included in the custom design pattern. The character is also shownflying on a broomstick over a small island, representing the town from the movie.

According to Happycat40, it took them a year to develop this level of skill at creating scenes in the game, and the recreation was always on their agenda. Based on the results, the time that Happycat40 spent with was well worth it.

The successful recreation shows how flexible can be, especially for making detailed fan versions of other media. The game offers a wide variety of customization options, like clothing, furniture, and settings, which let the player accurately represent the scene from. However, there are a few items which take time to get first. For example, the Witch's broom, gown, and cat were only available for this year's October event, showcasing at least a couple of months of planning.

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete gives players free access to the Warehouses, which begs the question: Just how many items can you have?

This attention to detail is astounding because the player made sure to put the town on an island that resembles the film's coastal setting and include Jiji anda red bow from the Sakura Hakama Collection event. The close resemblance to the original scene shows the user's skill and patience, but considering the positive feedback from other Reddit users like uhohstinky-_, it paid off. The positive feedback on this recreation shows that fans really like this kind of content, even though 's initial move to premium